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You could work in a creative studio.

You may need to wear protective clothing.

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In your day-to-day duties you could:

advise clients on suitable tattoos

make sure the chosen design is exactly what the client wants

check that clients understand that the tattoo is permanent

copy the chosen design onto the customer’s skin, either by drawing freehand or using a transfer

follow the design lines with an electrically-operated needle, which injects ink under the skin

make sure all equipment is sterilized and clean

follow strict hygiene and health and safety procedures

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HOW TO APPLY:
*all online forms
*college careers advisers are available to assist with application forms and offer feedback on personal statements
*college buzzword is 2021success
*forms can be completed over several sessions and printouts used to check over any details
*UCAS forms cannot be sent direct to UCAS they are sent to college careers guidance team to final check and to attach academic reference
*UCAS tarrif points are only level 3 qualifications
*only 5 choices for universities
PERSONAL STATEMENT:
*approx 47 typed lines
Must be size 12 font
*is often the deciding factor on whether your application is successful or not
7 KEY POINTS:
*why do you want to study this project
*what do you already know about the subject
*have any experience in the subject
*your personal qualities
*your career aims
*hobbies/interests
*what can you offer the uni as a potential student
*ucas fee is £20 or £26 for multiple choices

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Work in your own individual generous size studio space with access to well-equipped workshop facilities which replicate real-life artist working environments

Building skills for your career is embedded in the course, with opportunities for collaborative working, public exhibitions, participatory arts or exploring Fine Art in society

This course has 93% Overall Satisfaction according to the National Student Survey 2020

Create and publish your own artist book showcasing your studio practice; this will be invaluable for promoting your skills to future employers

The prestigious Northern Gallery for Contemporary Art is now based at the University so you will see the latest contemporary art exhibitions

Our Art courses are in the top 20 in the UK (The Guardian University league tables, 2021)

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Britain’s creative industries are worth £92 billion, employ two million people and are growing twice as fast as the rest of the economy. This course will give you the skills to join this growing industry.

The tradition of art runs deep at Sunderland, but we don’t stand still. We’ve built on this history and experience, adding innovation and modern teaching approaches to create a course that gives our graduates the edge.

Our Fine Art team, all working artists, have a wealth of professional practice and subject expertise to help you realise your art aspirations. Guided by these experts you will have the freedom to explore your creative interests across a broad range of Fine Art practice including painting, printmaking, digital photography, film, sound, drawing, sculpture and performance.

Working collaboratively, you’ll learn to see the bigger picture and will develop highly adaptable skills, alongside your technical abilities. Throughout the course you’ll work towards live outcomes, building your confidence as an artist to promote yourself, your art and to understand the impact you can have as an artist in societyYou will be introduced to a range of approaches to studio practice and have opportunities to learn how to use the various resources based mainly in Priest man Building. Alongside this, some of your teaching and learning will take place online.

A combination of online and face-to-face sessions will enable you to access the studios, workshops and equipment that will broaden your skills, as well as the specialist academics and technicians who will assist you as you learn. This flexible approach will enable you to stay safe, provide you with a rounded experience and enable you to join our community of learners.

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Studio and Show (40 credits)

Start to develop your own personal studio Fine Art practice and exhibit work in the Fine Art Stage One show. You’ll be allocated your own studio space and have access to printmaking, wood, metal and digital/FabLab workshops.

Fine Art Making Skills (40 credits)

Start to develop your Fine Art practical skills in painting, printmaking, digital photography, sound and sculpture.

Contemporary Approaches to Drawing (20 credits)

Get an introduction to drawing principles, engage with diverse approaches to drawing using a wide range of ideas, materials and working methods.

Fine Art Histories and Ideas (20 credits)

Learn about some of the key art movements and ideas which shaped, and continue to shape, the world culturally.

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Fine Art Methodology (40 credits)

Produce and expand your own visual work, and consider the form and the appropriateness of the medium in relation to idea, choosing from Fine Art’s wide area portfolio of subjects; painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture, digital, performance and installation.

Fine Art in Society (40 credits)

Develop your own studio practice towards installing a live exhibition open to a public audience or alternatively research and present a proposal for a participatory arts project.

Art in Society Theory and Context (20 credits)

Explore key cultural themes, examine your own ideas about local and global cultural developments and generate discussions about your creative arts practice.

Integrated Creativity (20 credits)

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This course is based at the Priestman Building, the main base for art, design and performance on City Campus. Thanks to a major renovation program, the Priestman Building provides an excellent teaching space and resources as part of a vibrant and creative learning environment.

Facilities include:

Three art and design galleries

Art, design and fashion studios

Wood, metal and print workshops

Performing Arts spaces

Wacom Cintiq design studio

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Practice, Publication, Pitch (40 credits)

Research and produce a self-negotiated project, produce and publish an artist’s online and hard copy ‘Blurb’ art book, which reflects and evaluates your practice.

Fine Art Degree Exhibition (60 credits)

Pursue an individual programme of work for your final exhibition, selecting from drawing, painting, printmaking, sculpture or new media. Take a look at our 2018 Fine Art Degree catalogue.

Dissertation and Application (20 credits)

This is a self-directed module where you select your own topic of research related to Fine Art or visual culture. The module offers two approaches in the way the research is demonstrated: a 6000-word written dissertation or a 6000-word document which includes a comprehensive arts related career plan outlining your research practice. This also includes preparation for an arts funding body application towards: a curated show, to set up a studio group, community-based activity or public commission.

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The Universities and Colleges Admissions Service is a UK-based organisation whose main role is to operate the application process for British universities. It operates as an independent charity, funded by fees charged to applicants and to universities, plus advertising income, and was formed in 1992 through the merger of the former university admissions system UCCA and the former polytechnics admissions system PCAS.

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Services provided by UCAS include several online application portals, a number of search tools and free information and advice directed at various audiences, including students considering higher education, students with pending applications to higher education institutes, parents and legal guardians of applicants, school and further education college staff involved in helping students apply and providers of higher education (universities and HE colleges).

While UCAS is best known for its undergraduate application service (the main UCAS scheme), it also operates a number of other admissions services:

UCAS Conservatoires - application and search service for performing arts at a UK conservatoire

UCAS Teacher Training (UTT) – for postgraduate teacher training schemes

UCAS Postgraduate – application and search facility for some postgraduate courses

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http://www.davidmcortes.com/photos

Layout is super simple but flows nicely one photo to another

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http://www.brandonceli.com/

art looks good together in the layout everything is within the same style and theme

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https://www.gsa.ac.uk/media/1846431/painting-and-printmaking.pdf

shows lots of skills lots of refined finished pieces laid out in a flowing way

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https://www.studentartguide.com/articles/how-to-make-an-art-portfolio-for-college-or-university

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in lockdown i completed my courses in acrylic and gel application as well as manicure.

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in lockdown i completed my courses in acrylic and gel application as well as manicure.

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With my qualification im getting a space at the salon i did my courses on to work Saturdays doing nails. I plan to expand my qualifications in beauty.

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I decided i wanted to do nails and beauty..

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I decided i wanted to do nails and beauty..

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bcause i enjoy beeing creative and like to see a finished product after working.

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i spoke to the girls at a beauty salon near me who do my own treatments.

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i spoke to the girls at a beauty salon near me who do my own treatments.

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https://aspirebeautytrainingacademy.com/

i spoke to them for a few weeks about what courses to do and ended up settling on manicure and gel and acrylic application.

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prices range per treatment, Nail techs work at there own prices however the nail supplies used and the room have to be payed for.

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can work days and hours chosen, work around yourself.

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can put your full self into the career, own room own supplies witch means its a very personal business.

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possibly the most famous nail tech, known for doing cardi b's nail technition with some sets costing over a thousound dollars.

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making sure the portfolio is laid out nice and flows one piece to the next.

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showing a variety of methods, skills, and materials.

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include process work and show a development through your art

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not only are you your own boss you can decide your own prices and work around and for yourself. You can also create your own designs and work space and build a brand and a name for yourself.

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work:
You could start as an assistant by finding a tattooist who is willing to take you on and train you.

It may be possible to work as a customer service assistant in a larger studio, answering enquirers and booking appointments. From there, you could become a trainee as opportunities come up.

You'll need:

an interest in tattooing

artistic ability

a portfolio of your artwork and design ideas to showcase your talents

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skills and knowledge

design skills and knowledge

the ability to work well with your hands

concentration skills

excellent verbal communication skills

to be thorough and pay attention to detail

the ability to accept criticism and work well under pressure

to be flexible and open to change

the ability to use your initiative

to be able to use a computer and the main software packages competently

restrictions and requirements

You must register both yourself and your premises with your local council for a tattoo, piercing and electrolysis licence.

You'll need to vaccinated against hepatitis B.

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most tattoo artists charge around £60 per hour, the price increases the more popular and in demand the artist is

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i worked at a local tattoo shop cast iron. He showed me how to set up and sanitize the shop as well as what goes on, on a normal day at the shop. He also showed me the costs of supplies and how to use the stencil paper etc.

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glam makeup or special effects makeup.

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at the minute it is very popular to get your makeup done to go out as well as permanent makeup procedures getting more and more permanent.

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can work days and hours chosen, work around yourself.

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most people charge for a normal glam charge between 25-40 pound, with prom, wedding and special occasion can charge anthing up too 500 pound.